Amrath Grand Hotel De L'Empereur
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The Pelgrim's Key Question
Yesterday we finished our Pieterpad trekking covering well over 175 miles since we started on July 23rd. The last day was one that gave us plenty of things to think about afterwards. Key issue being that for the first time we got on the wrong path in a serious way, causing a detour of nearly 2 hours and extra mileage of anywhere between 5 and 6 …
Wind-mills, Dykes, Boat Sailing & Meetings
Wind-mills, Dykes, Boat Sailing & Meetings over Dinner
I am sleeping too less now-a-days. On an average, I have slept about 3 hours since 8 days or so. I feel little tired and thought of having a long nap. However, I could go to sleep only after 3.30am and was out of bed by 6am. I had to get ready to greet my departing friends.
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Voorpret met het inrichten van blog
Na ontvangst van de route van GJ en de bevestiging van de reservering van de motor begon mij langzaam het vakantiegevoel te bekruipen.
Dus gestart met het ontwerpen van een website (gebaseerd op joomla) waarop alle verhalen , reisverslagen, foto's , video's , routes gedeeld kunnen worden. Ik realiseerde me later dat ik dan iedereen een cursus webdesign moest geven. Dus driftig ...
"Aquae Granni", actual: Aquisgrán o Aachen
Nos hicimos un viajecito a la otra punta de Alemania para visitar la catedral mas antigua de Europa. En la catedral de Aquisgrán o Aachen en alemán, fue donde coronaron a mas de 30 reyes del Sacro Imperio Romano Germano, lugar donde esta enterrado Carlo Magno (el Padre de Europa) y lugar donde se encuentran reliquias sagradas que se exponen cada 7 años, entre ellos la túnica que uso Jesús en el Via ...
The market square and more
... She says her husband absolutely refuses and that is common. Meanwhile people from across the river come and go frequently. Later in the day I explored the other side and it had wide tree lined boulevards, well maintained buildings, mostly one hundred or so years old, and the city’s very impressive railway station, no mosaics, but beautiful stained glass windows. So those who won’t cross the bridge, never catch a train either. I expected ...